Renee Cuisia

Renee Cuisia is the lead curator at A Good Movie to Watch. In her spare time, she likes to watch K-dramas and analyze them to death. She’s also seen You’ve Got Mail one too many times but is still convinced it’s one of the greatest films out there.

My reviews

Say Nothing

best

8.5

A powerful take on the Northern Ireland conflict that smartly shows all sides

The Lincoln Lawyer

7.7

It’s not always deeply compelling, but this legal procedural about wrongful convictions is consistently enjoyable

Why Women Kill

7.0

A wickedly fun anthology series following wronged (and wrongful) women throughout different decades

Saturday Night (2024)

7.7

An appropriately chaotic behind-the-scenes look at that fateful day Saturday Night Live first aired in 1975

Des

7.7

A terrific turn by David Tennant makes this serial killer story all the more terrifying

The Commitments (1991)

best

8.6

Before Sing Street, there was The Commitments, an Irish band of young hopefuls escaping grim reality with the joy and promise of music

Mrs Wilson

7.6

The shocking true story of a polygamist MI6 is brought to life in this riveting miniseries, starring his granddaughter no less

My Old Ass (2024)

best

8.0

A pleasant mix of comedy and coming-of-age that may or may not leave you in tears

The Day of the Jackal

best

8.2

A thrilling cat-and-mouse chase bolstered by a chameleonic performance by Eddie Redmayne

A Different Man (2024)

7.8

A darkly comic parable about the frailty of appearance

In the Gloaming (1997)

7.0

Mother and son reconnect in this quietly moving queer drama

The Outrun (2024)

7.4

A deeply moving look at addiction and the monumental effort it takes to overcome it

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